The Exontrol's eXHelper tool helps you to find easy and quickly the answers
and the source code for your questions regarding the usage of our UI components.
The exontrol's eXHelper tool divides its client area in three parts: Questions, Template and Running
panels. The Questions panel shows a list of questions, where you can search of
filter
your keywords, Once you press ENTER or double click the question, the Template panel shows
the code required, and the Running panel shows the component, and runs the
template. Each question provides the x-script code to answer the question The Template
section is editable, so you can type or insert your own x-script
code.

Currently, the source code provided is in exontrol's x-script
format, but it can be translated to programming languages such as:

Select the G2antt - Featured Grid-Gantt, in the drop down
list box, so we can get the
questions for the eXG2antt component.

Press Help button.. If the tool is not able to create the
component or to locate the documentation for the component you selected, red
messages will be shown, in the right side, that will guide you what to do
next.;

The list of questions is displayed in the left side panel,
which is the Questions panel

Click the drop down filter button, in the Question column, so a
filter for field is shown up

Type the partial word, so the column gets filtered only questions
related to the partial keyword.

As you
start typing, the control will look progressively for the questions that
contains parti... characters and so on.

Press the ENTER keym or double click the questions you
are asking for

The Template
panel lists the properties and methods, the code required to answer the question.

Drag the cursor over any property or method in the Template
panel, and its documentation shows up.

Click the Running Panel, and see how the control reacts as the Template script was applied.

Shows the Properties of the browsed control. Changing a
property in the browser, will add/remove the code in the Template panel
(7).

The documentation is just a plain TXT file, that contains x-script code, that's retrieved from our server. For
instance, remove the exontrol_tree.txt from ExHelper folder, and run the tool
again. You will be asked to get it automatically from our web server. We would recommend
you from time to time, to refresh your control documentation, even by removing
its respective TXT file, or by clicking the Help button while SHIFT key is
pressed. The eXHelper is free to use for anyone that wants to start working with
any of our UI component.

Select a question in the left side panel, the one that lists the frequently
questions ( 3 ), and next double click the question or press ENTER key. The
x-script code is shown in the middle panel (5). In the same time, the horizontal
scroll bar in the middle part ( 5 ) includes the following a ... button. Click
it, and the submenu lists all programming languages you can convert x-script
too.

Older versions of the eXHelper tool could convert
x-script code to programming languages like

VBA

VB6

VB7/VB.NET

VFP6,VFP9

C#

C++

Delphi

Select a question in the left side panel, the one that lists the frequently
questions ( 3 ), and next double click the question or press ENTER key. The
x-script code is shown in the middle panel (5). In the same time, the horizontal
scroll bar in the middle part ( 5 ) includes the following buttons: X, VBA, VB6,
VB7, VFP6, VFP9, C#, C++ and Delphi, like shown in the second picture. Click the VB6
and the x-script code gets converted to VB6. Click the VB7 and the x-script code
is translated to VB.NET, and so on.

The following screen shot shows the question being selected
before user double clicks or presses the ENTER key:

The following screen shot shows the question being selected
after the user double clicks it or presses the ENTER key ( the
conversion buttons is shown in
the horizontal scroll bar, or you can select Convert To ... from the context
menu, if you would right click the middle panel ):

The right panel, or the running panel shows the component after
executing the x-script/template code.

Minimize. Double Right Click the title of the
tool, so the tool gets minimized, or select the Copy All Code from the
Template's context menu.

Zoom in/out. Rotates the mouse wheel while pressing the CTRL key to changes the size of the fonts in the tool
( zoom in/out )

Filter by Selection. Double click a work in the
Template view, so it gets selected, and right click the keyword, so the
context menu shows up. Select the 'Filter For' command, and the
questions are filtered by selected command.

Filter by multiple columns. The first column
displays the questions, and it looks for the word in the questions. The rest
of the columns, holds keywords, and can be used to filter by keywords.

Incremental search. Click the Question
panel, and start typing the characters of the word you are looking for. As
soon as you type, the selection is changed, and the word being selected is highlighted.
Press the F3 key for the next occurrence.

Run your own x-script code. Add your x-script code to Template view, and press the CTRL + S
to save the template, and to re-run the template.

Tooltip. Drag the cursor over a command in the Template view, and its
documentation shows up, which describes the command, the object where it
belongs, and its parameters.

Reload. Click the Help button, while pressing the SHIFT
key, so the Running panel displays a list of options you can select from. Click
the 'automatically' or 'save' link, to refresh the list of
questions for selected component.

Latest. If the question you found is what your are looking for but
don't see the expected result, make sure that you are running the latest
version of the component! Drag the cursor over the bolded keyword, so its
documentation shows up. If it doesn't the property or the method from the
cursor is not implemented in your version, so you need to get the latest
update.

Scroll. Right click the bottom button of the vertical scroll
bar in the Questions panel and so the latest questions are displayed.

Full-Screen. Replace the "Layout=25;(1,2,3)/(10,(20/364;40),30)"
in the CRD section of eXHelper.ini with "Layout=25;(3)/(30)", and
you got displayed the running-panel in the exhelper.

The eXHelper.ini file is usually located on:

C:\WinNT

C:\Windows

C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Windows, where the
<USER> should be replaced with your user name.

One of required components is not installed. Install
the eXHelper tool again.

The component you selected for checking, is not installed,
or requires a runtime license key. Download and install the component from
the link as indicated, click the Help button or run the tool again.

The component you selected doesn't provide any
documentation. In the installer folder, you can locate several TXT files,
which contains documentation for known components. For instance, the exontrol_calendar.txt
file provides documentation for our Calendar control.